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WNLQ9 vintage signal, averaged from Wine Enthusiast Wine Vintage Chart 2026 Edition's 3 closely-agreeing Tuscany 2021 ratings (Tuscany Bolgheri; Tuscany Chianti Classico; Tuscany Brunello).
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Bramasole is an intense ruby red color. On the nose, notes of ripe black fruit and blueberry jam combine with hints of white fruit in harmony with delicate aromas of vanilla. On the palate the pleasing sensation of dark fruit reappear complemented by a firm structure and soft tannins that enhance spicy hints of pepper and vanilla. Its long finish is characterized by after-aromas of licorice.
The estate’s name comes from the historical farm that once stood there, owned by the Count of Bracci, whose coat of arms appears on the estate’s logo; an arm covered with armor brandishing a sword. The property extends over an area of 508 hectares (1255 acres)
and the vineyards cover an area of 340 hectares (840 acres) divided into two blocks: the first is 366 hectares (904 acres) of which 237 (585 acres) are planted with vineyards and is located on the border between the cities of Montepulciano and Cortona.
The other block is 142 hectares (350 acres) of which 103 (254 acres) are planted with vineyards, it extends all the way to Montepulciano encompassing three of the most famous parcels of land known for the production of great red wines: Cervognano, Santa Pia and Gracciano.
Bramasole is made from the sunniest part of the vineyard in one of Cortona’s top areas for the production of premium quality Syrah. Bramasole is a wine able to evolve over time and reflect this territory and its long-standing winemaking traditions using a new untraditional variety. Bramasole’s first vintage was 2000.
** Vintage may change — please confirm with our team.
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